Unexpected events keep popping up within the GOP. No one seems to be able to predict what will happen next.
And Donald Trump teamed up with this RINO for one shocking reason.
President Trump amplified Senator Lindsey Graham’s fiery warning to Iran’s tyrannical leaders this weekend, putting the ayatollahs on notice that their savage crackdown on protesters won’t be tolerated.
Graham’s message, reposted by Trump on Truth Social, draws a sharp line between the current administration’s backbone and the spineless days of the past.
“This is truly not the Obama administration when it comes to standing up to the Iranian ayatollah and his religious N*zi henchmen, and standing behind the people of Iran protesting for a better life,” Graham declared on X.
He didn’t mince words, adding, “To the regime leadership: your brutality against the great people of Iran will not go unchallenged. Make Iran Great Again.”
Trump’s decision to share this hits hard, reminding everyone that under his watch, America stands tall against rogue regimes.
This all stems from Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s own strong statement of solidarity with the Iranian people, who have been rising up against their oppressors for two solid weeks now. Rubio made it clear where America stands.
“The United States supports the brave people of Iran,” Rubio posted early Saturday, cutting through the noise with straightforward support for those risking everything for liberty.
Graham followed up, praising Rubio and Trump for their unwavering stance alongside the Iranian civilians “who are rightly protesting against their oppression.”
Meanwhile, the Iranian regime is doubling down on its cruelty, labeling demonstrators as “enemies of God” – a twisted charge that could mean execution for anyone daring to speak out. Over 200 protesters are already feared dead.
Trump isn’t backing down. Recently, he announced his support of the Iranian people and issued a direct warning to Tehran: “You better not start shooting because we’ll start shooting too.”
In retaliation, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei lashed out, claiming Trump’s hands are “stained with the blood of Iranians.” Speaking to a mob chanting “Death to America,” Khamenei ranted about the protests.
“[The terrorists] are ruining their own streets … in order to please the president of the United States because he said that he would come to their aid,” Khamenei sneered.
He added, “He should pay attention to the state of his own country instead.”
But Khamenei’s bluster rings hollow against the backdrop of Iran’s crumbling control.
The protests erupted on December 28 over the country’s wrecked economy, but they’ve exploded into full-throated demands for regime change.
Adding to the regime’s desperation, Iranian authorities slammed the door on communication by cutting off internet access and international phone lines last Thursday.
It’s a classic move by cowards trying to hide their atrocities from the world.
Yet, the spirit of the Iranian people burns bright. They’re not just complaining about high prices anymore; they’re calling for an end to the theocratic nightmare that’s held their nation hostage for far too long.
